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by Boxer Wyze

Created on: December 09, 2008

Love gone wrong, Love gone right, Which one is ours and For which will we fight?

Will we pay full value for value? I for you, you for me? Or do we expect something for nothing for free?

One gets what one pays for And I know what I want: The best love, the most love, The truest, most expensive, The purest, the surest, The most effortful kind From the heart, of course, but most importantly, the mind.

For full realization of what love is worth Is the rarest form of love on this earth.

And forgetting this fact means your love won't last long But instead be lamented as a love gone wrong.

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